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Tutorial: Blue-Red Greyscaleby ~rocketlaunch

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Application Reference / Photoshop

^{I will be using Photoshop CS2 for this tutorial.

TO USE THIS AS AN ACTION, CLICK "DOWNLOAD".

1. Go to image > mode > greyscale, to convert your image to black and white. now go to image > mode > RGB colour, as you'll need to add colours later.

(Don't just desaturate it, it reduces image quality!)

2. Duplicate your background layer and set it to screen at 40%.

3. Go to layer > new fill layer > solid colour, type in #2F466C and click OK. Set that layer to soft light at 100% opcaity.

4. Do the same as above, but type #360D0D in instead. Set that layer to lighten at 100% opacity.

5. Duplicate your background layer again, and drag it to the top. Set it to screen at 50%.

6. Go to layer > new adjustment layer > selective colour, select "relative" and fill this in:

Whites: -14, -8, +33, -6

Blacks: -25, -13, +5, +8

Set this layer to 50% opacity.

7. Go to layer > new fill layer > solid colour, type in #F4DEAA and click OK. Set that layer to multiply at 47% opcaity.

8. Go to layer > new adjustment layer > hue/saturation, select "red" from the drop-down list and set saturation to -30.

9. Go to layer > new adjustment layer > brightness/contrast and fill this in:

Brightness: +2

Contrast: +5

Now merge the layers and you're done!

Photo: Conor Oberst, Bright Eyes

Found on the internet (last.fm). All credits go to the photographer. I am not claiming this as my own, I am simply using it for a reference.}